my new scooby...
01 March 2006, 02:49 PM
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my new scooby...
well, after 4 years running about in the bavarian bomber, i have finally picked up my scooby. (yesterday, but was too busy driving about to post)
-previously posted as Beemerboy
i cannot believe the transformation of my driving ethics!!
firstly, and most importantly, i've always wondered why the majority of scooby owners sit quite unassumingly in the slow lane, and here i am toodling along at 60mph watching all the company reps whizz past in their mondeos and mercs.
so now i find myself out of my bmw lane and sedately cruising along quite merrily!!!
also, i keep forgetting i can go round roundabouts the same speed as the straights,m which is also a grin-worthy manouvre!!
oh, and the rumble at low speed is very amusing.
i'm just waiting for the head turning to affect the over 16 girls and i'll be 100% happy.
oh, and also the respect you get from other jap turbo drivers (a nice guy in a skyline amticipated my overtaking manouvre on the m25 this morning and flashed me out in front of him.
thanks for all your recommendations and amusing stories even before i owned a scooby.
i look forward to hopefully a relatively trouble-free driving experience (fingers crossed) and lots of smiles!!
Dazza
pics will be up on memebers gallery tomorrow.
drive safely!!
-previously posted as Beemerboy
i cannot believe the transformation of my driving ethics!!
firstly, and most importantly, i've always wondered why the majority of scooby owners sit quite unassumingly in the slow lane, and here i am toodling along at 60mph watching all the company reps whizz past in their mondeos and mercs.
so now i find myself out of my bmw lane and sedately cruising along quite merrily!!!
also, i keep forgetting i can go round roundabouts the same speed as the straights,m which is also a grin-worthy manouvre!!
oh, and the rumble at low speed is very amusing.
i'm just waiting for the head turning to affect the over 16 girls and i'll be 100% happy.
oh, and also the respect you get from other jap turbo drivers (a nice guy in a skyline amticipated my overtaking manouvre on the m25 this morning and flashed me out in front of him.
thanks for all your recommendations and amusing stories even before i owned a scooby.
i look forward to hopefully a relatively trouble-free driving experience (fingers crossed) and lots of smiles!!
Dazza
pics will be up on memebers gallery tomorrow.
drive safely!!
01 March 2006, 04:02 PM
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Nice one on the scoob lets have some more details 
Just a word of warning, dont let that awd trick you into thinking you can hit any bend at any speed, when it goes it's game, set and match!! Apart from that enjoy your new toy
Just a word of warning, dont let that awd trick you into thinking you can hit any bend at any speed, when it goes it's game, set and match!! Apart from that enjoy your new toy
01 March 2006, 04:35 PM
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Roger that alloy; I speak from bitter experience...click links for pics...
http://bbs.scoobynet.co.uk/showthread.php?t=488139
Luckily I have a new one now and I bought the wreck back from insurers with the intention of bringing it back to life.
http://bbs.scoobynet.co.uk/showthread.php?t=488139
Luckily I have a new one now and I bought the wreck back from insurers with the intention of bringing it back to life.
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